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Aug 19

Watch 1:37
Widespread wildfires prompt Army, National Guard to join the fight

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More than a thousand firefighters and volunteers are struggling to gain control of a complex of fires in Washington state. The sheer number of fires burning across the Pacific Northwest and in California this year has stretched budgets and personnel…

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Aug 13

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Why California’s fires are burning longer and harder

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High temperatures, unpredictable winds and extremely dry conditions caused by the relentless drought have made managing this summer's blazes particularly challenging and unpredictable in California. The NewsHour's Cat Wise reports from Lake County, one of the state's hardest hit areas.

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Aug 04

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News Wrap: California’s Rocky Fire endangers thousands of homes

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In our news wrap Tuesday, the largest of 27 wildfires burning in California expanded again to more than 100 square miles. Also, Sandra Bland’s family has filed a wrongful death suit, and formal efforts today began in Congress to kill…

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Aug 03

Watch 2:27
California battles unprecedented wildfire, fueled by drought

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A major wildfire continued to burn in Northern California for a sixth straight day, despite some relief from lower temperatures and higher humidity. The fire has already consumed more than 60,000 acres, including two dozen homes, and put at least…

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Jun 01

Watch 3:31
News Wrap: Texas gets respite from extreme storms

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In our news wrap Monday, much of Texas saw clear skies for the first time since deadly storms began Memorial Day weekend, though areas remained flooded. At least 31 deaths are tied to the severe weather. Also, Secretary of State…

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May 28

Watch 4:32
India acts on ‘heat action plans’ as temperature soars

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Even for a nation that's accustomed to heat waves, near-record temperatures in India have made daily life miserable and worse: more that 1,400 people have died so far. It's been particularly tough for poorer regions of the country, where electrical…

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May 28

Watch 4:47
News Wrap: Former House Speaker Hastert indicted

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In our news wrap Thursday, former Illinois Rep. Dennis Hastert was charged with evading currency rules and lying to the FBI. He allegedly withdrew nearly a million dollars in cash in a way that the bank wouldn't have to report…

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May 28

Watch 5:43
Could more have been done to prepare for Texas floods?

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The streets of Houston are still flooded after an onslaught of severe storms, and the city is bracing for more rain in the coming days. Officials say six people have died in Houston from the flooding so far. Judy Woodruff…

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May 27

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News Wrap: Deadly heat wave continues in India

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In our news wrap Wednesday, an extreme heat wave in India is predicted to go on for at least another week. More than 1,100 people have died in the past month and hospitals have been flooded with heat stroke victims.

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Mar 16

Photos: Isolated islands thrashed by Cyclone Pam challenge relief efforts

By Larisa Epatko

Cyclone Pam, with winds of more than 185 mph, flattened homes, washed out roads and knocked out power to the South Pacific islands of Vanuatu over the weekend, and relief organizations were rushing to respond on Monday.

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